Washington § 68.46.160 - Contract forms — Filing.

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§ 68.46.160. Contract forms — Filing.

No cemetery authority shall use a prearrangement contract without first filing the form of such contract with the board: PROVIDED, That the board may order the cemetery authority to cease using any prearrangement contract form which:
(1) Is in violation of any provision of this chapter;
(2) Is misleading or deceptive; or
(3) Is being used in connection with solicitation by false, misleading or deceptive advertising or sales practices.
Use of a prearrangement contract form which is not on file with the board or which the board has ordered the cemetery authority not to use shall be a violation of this chapter.
[ 1979 c 21 s 38.]

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